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"An eye for eye makes the whole world blind" -Gandhi
What does this mean?
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Some ancient civilization, their name escapes me, had the first written laws. One of them was "An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth,". This means that if someone hit you in the eye and damaged it- the same thing would happen to you.
Basically you get what you give. If that makes sense.
So Gandhi believed that this rule was wrong. That's basically it.
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